Tools
July 4, 2020
macOS
Dock hide animation speed up
defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-time-modifier -float 0.4;killall Dock
defaults write com.apple.dock autohide-delay -float 0; killall Dock
Minimize Effect speed up
defaults write com.apple.dock mineffect -string scale
defaults write -g NSWindowResizeTime -float 0.003
Keyboard Layouts
This layouts put tilda in the right place
Put this files in /Library/Keyboard Layouts/
and reboot. Then add new layouts from keyboard preferences.
EU keyboard
english-tilda_EU.bundle.zip
russian-tilda_EU.bundle.zip
US keyboard
VPN Only mode
- Disable firewall in System Preferences
- Create pf files
mkdir ~/pf touch ~/pf/mypf.conf touch ~/pf/mypf.rules touch ~/pf/start.sh chmod +x ~/pf/start.sh
mypf.conf
anchor "com.ipsec.only" load anchor "com.ipsec.only" from "/Users/loxpidor/pf/mypf.rules"
mypf.rules
# Options wifi = "en1" eth = "en0" set skip on lo0 # Reject instead of drop set block–policy return # Allow DHCP requests/reply # DNS server assigned over DHCP will be not reacheble! pass quick on { $wifi $eth } proto udp from any port 67:68 to any port 67:68 keep state # Home network full access pass out quick on { $wifi $eth } to 192.168.3.0/24 # Allow some websites without VPN pass out quick on { $wifi $eth } proto tcp to 123.45.67.89 port = 443 pass out quick on { $wifi $eth } proto tcp to 123.45.67.89 port = 80 # VPN servers pass out quick on { $wifi $eth } proto { udp icmp } to 64.31.235.14 # ipsec VPN pass in quick on { $wifi $eth } proto udp from to 64.31.235.14 # ipsec VPN # Allow all from specific user id # Use this for captive portal authentication by run browser from this user pass quick on { $wifi $eth } from any to any user 502 # Deny all the rest block in on { $wifi $eth } block out on { $wifi $eth }
start.sh
#!/bin/sh # # this script must be executed at boot time by launchd # it enables the pf firewall "on demand" using OS X PF Tokens (–E) # # We need to trap on TERM signals, according to Apple's launchd docs: # trap 'exit 1' 15 # # Use the "ipconfig waitall" command to wait for all the interfaces to come up: # ipconfig waitall sleep 5 /sbin/pfctl –e /sbin/pfctl –Ef /Users/loxpidor/pf/mypf.conf # Exit with a clean status exit 0
Run start.sh at boot
It can be done manually via launchd or using LaunchControl utility.
If files in Watch Paths will modified - firewall rules will be restarted automaticly.